How To Build A Compost Tumbler Video

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Building a barrel composter sounded so hard and difficult. After seeing your movie clip I find that even I can build one. I plan on getting one in use within the next few days. I really appriciate your video. Have you price a ready built one? This will save lots of money. Thanks Ken

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How To Build A Compost Tumbler

How to make Compost and a Bin to cook your compost pile in 14-21 days. Cost of my composter bin $8.00 + 2 hours labor. Here are my sources. Kitchen scraps, pig manure, grass clippings, newspaper, dry leaves. My welder charged me $5.00 for on long 1 inch sq galvanized tube and also cut it down in 3 pieces to fit my drum. Gave him $2.00 tip and bought me a piece of wire to secure tubes for $1.00. Total cost of my bin $8.00. The old drum I was no longer using…tools needed. A drill, a knife, and a screwdriver. Materials needed, 1 plastic drum, 6 nails or strong pins, 3-1 square inch tube, 3 hinges and lock, 3 yards of wire, 1 sq foot of Zinc. Drill 3/8” holes all over your composter. Your pile needs to breath for faster cooking. Our friendly bugs need to find their way in to help discompose your file even faster! To compost in 14 to 21 days you need to help Mother nature brake down your Carbons, Nitrogenes. Use a lawn mower to grind everything in your path! Do not spend $$ in fancy shredder machines! Here comes the good stuff. Kitchen scraps and dried pig manure. Global Warming? Sun dry your manure. It will be easier to carry. Use the Sun! Mow it down! Your carbons (dry leaves) and nitrogene (grass clippings) all in the same bag. Dump it in your new composter… Did you know that Human Urine is a very high in Nitrogene and used as #1 Compost Activator? If you are Not under medication, DO NOT FLUSH YOUR URINE! Pure human urine May burn some plants roots, thin it with 1 part of urine to 20 of water, activate your compost! Greens and kitchen scraps contain water as well, so basically, you need very little water to MOIST your compost. Add more water Only when needed. This squares tubes will break your compost. Ready? Roll it up! An effective compost pile is about as damp as a well wrung-out sponge. Squeeze some compost, if water drips out of your hands then add more dry leaves. Expose your bun to six hours of full sun daily. Microorganisms will start to grow and will heat up your compost. If your pile is too small, too much sun exposure can kill these lovely critters. And this is your finished product after 14-21 days…soil-like earthly smell-sweet compost. Do not own a farm or a house with a backyard? You can also compost in your apartment. Do not miss the next videos! Why compost? For FREE “ All Organic fertilizer” To send less garbage to the landfill. To save $$ in water bills (garden treated w/compost requires less watering) For higher per crop fruit production and what about Global Warming? It is time to use our own resources and stop damaging our planet even more! What is your reason to compost? Mines are these. Pink Guava (Guayaba pera rosada), Sour Cooking Orange (Naranja agria de cocinar), Tannia roots (Yautia, Malanga), Breadfruit (Panapen, pan de fruta), Sun Drying fresh picked Annatto (Achiote, achiotina, bija), www.bongosmania.com

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How to make Compost and a Bin to cook your compost pile in 14-21 days. Cost of my composter bin $8.00 + 2 hours labor. Here are my sources.

Kitchen scraps, pig manure, grass clippings, newspaper, dry leaves. My welder charged me $5.00 for on long 1 inch sq galvanized tube and also cut it down in 3 pieces to fit my drum. Gave him $2.00 tip and bought me a piece of wire to secure tubes for $1.00. Total cost of my bin $8.00.

The old drum I was no longer using…tools needed. A drill, a knife, and a screwdriver. Materials needed, 1 plastic drum, 6 nails or strong pins, 3-1 square inch tube, 3 hinges and lock, 3 yards of wire, 1 sq foot of Zinc.

Drill 3/8” holes all over your composter. Your pile needs to breath for faster cooking. Our friendly bugs need to find their way in to help discompose your file even faster!

To compost in 14 to 21 days you need to help Mother nature brake down your Carbons, Nitrogenes. Use a lawn mower to grind everything in your path! Do not spend $$ in fancy shredder machines!

Here comes the good stuff. Kitchen scraps and dried pig manure. Global Warming? Sun dry your manure. It will be easier to carry. Use the Sun!

Mow it down! Your carbons (dry leaves) and nitrogene (grass clippings) all in the same bag. Dump it in your new composter…

Did you know that Human Urine is a very high in Nitrogene and used as #1 Compost Activator?

If you are Not under medication, DO NOT FLUSH YOUR URINE! Pure human urine May burn some plants roots, thin it with 1 part of urine to 20 of water, activate your compost! Greens and kitchen scraps contain water as well, so basically, you need very little water to MOIST your compost. Add more water Only when needed.

This squares tubes will break your compost. Ready? Roll it up! An effective compost pile is about as damp as a well wrung-out sponge. Squeeze some compost, if water drips out of your hands then add more dry leaves.

Expose your bun to six hours of full sun daily. Microorganisms will start to grow and will heat up your compost. If your pile is too small, too much sun exposure can kill these lovely critters. And this is your finished product after 14-21 days…soil-like earthly smell-sweet compost. Do not own a farm or a house with a backyard? You can also compost in your apartment. Do not miss the next videos!

Why compost? For FREE “ All Organic fertilizer” To send less garbage to the landfill. To save $$ in water bills (garden treated w/compost requires less watering) For higher per crop fruit production and what about Global Warming? It is time to use our own resources and stop damaging our planet even more! What is your reason to compost? Mines are these.

Pink Guava (Guayaba pera rosada), Sour Cooking Orange (Naranja agria de cocinar), Tannia roots (Yautia, Malanga), Breadfruit (Panapen, pan de fruta), Sun Drying fresh picked Annatto (Achiote, achiotina, bija), www.bongosmania.com

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